New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-06-29
/ ravelers' Guide.

Postmaster Baasen attended the re-
union at Saltwater last Thursday.
Chas. L. Roos has the largest and
best assorted stock of fire works in the
city.
Mrs. j. Schoenlau, of Chicago, is Wis.
iting'with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Theo. Crone.
Among the changes in postmasters
salaries announced for next year, we
notice an increase from 81, 400 to 81, 800
in the salary of our postmaster.
On July 1st George Vogel and John
kretsch will open business as dealers
IN agricultural implements on the prem
ises OF the former on Broadway.
Mr.. J. Newton, of West Newton,
made the Review Office pleasant call
last week. Mr.. Newton contemplates
taking a trip through Kandiyohi Go. and
the northern part of the state.
A. Blanchard and }. Newhart were
Va summoned to Mankato last week as
witnesses to prove the will of Humphrey
Jones, who died at Butternut Valley
lately.
Carl Hers, who has been working at
the carpenter trade in St. Paul and
is member of the Carpenters Union,
came home last week to await the result
Of the strike.
We have received from Mrs. Aug.
Schmidt, who Is visiting in Germany
and is now in Hildesheim. Hanover, a
card announcing the engagement of her
daughter, Minna, to George Feise,
chemist.
Messrs. H. Scheible, II. Engelbert
and Mrs. J. Mohr returned Wednesday
from Spokane Falls. Mr.. Sheible en-
joyed the trip very much and was well
pleased with the country. 1t was his
first trip to Washington Territory.
While at Mankato last week we were
informed that = prominent railroad
contractor was notified to prepare for
bidding on 7 contract to build q line
from Mankato to New Ulm. 1t was not
said what road Is is that will be built.
kun,gunda, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
8. Fesemever. OF the town of Cotton
wood, aged IL years. died last week,
Wednesday. The funeral took place
Thursday afternoon. The bereaved
family have the sympathy Of their many
friends i'll their sad affiic:ion.
Last week President Stephens of
Adrian College, Michigan, conferred a
certificate of honor and u free scholar
snip in that institution upon Frank
Hanft. 4 member of the graduating
class of the New Ulm High School, for
proficiency in his course of study.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued in Brown County since our
last publications:
John Riederer TO Carrie Olsen; Jo-
sep Juenemann to Jacobine O. Jacob
son: julius L. Dehuff 10 Augusta Sal
kowski; l.. P. Madison to Mary E..
Duncan; John J. Lee to Bertha Larson;
Herman Jansen to Johanna Christine
Johansen; A. c. Won Hagen to Martha
White; Ole Loetke to Mary Synsteby;
August kuefn to Mary LANCE; George
Marti to Bertha Falk. John Tesmer to
AmaIia Briss. Jss. Renner to Annie
Pohl. Gustav Fenske to Clara Hoehne.
MARRIED. By Rev. Fritzie at the
residence of c. Salkowski, June 21st,
1887, Mr.. Julius l.. Dehuf and Miss
Augusta Salkowski both of Sleepy Eye.
The wedding passed off very pleasantly
and the many friends who came for a
grand chavirari, were kindly greeted
and served with supper and ice cream
at Mr. Gibbs. The band arrived later,
rendering charming music to the couple
and in turn took their supper with the
guests. May they live. long in joy and
happiness and prosperity.
Robert Stocker. who stood number
one in this years graduating class at
the Annapolis Naval Academy. was a
Nicollet County boy. He lived not too
far from here to be under the influence
of st. Peter brains ST. PETER TRIB-
While tender regard for histor-
zeal truth compels US to admit that Mr..
srocker changed cars in the neighbor-
hood of St. Peter once or twice, we must
ask the Tribune to be content, for the
present, with Gov. McGilI's prospective
nomination for the Vice-presidency, and